Is jadeite poisonous? What is the breeding method?

Jadeite Sedum is a tropical plant, but now it has been distributed all over the country. Not only its name is good, but even the whole shape is very beautiful, as long as it is planted properly, it will grow down, distributed around the flowerpot, will appear very elegant. Jadeite Sedum, as an indoor potted plant, can beautify the indoor environment, usually hanging and watching and placed in front of the sunny window. Is the emerald sedum poisonous? What is the breeding method?

Is Rhodiola jadeite poisonous?

Jadeite Sedum belongs to Sedum family. It is native to the subtropical dry areas of Mexico and has been promoted as an ornamental succulent plant by most countries in the world. According to the research, the answer to the poisonous succulent jadeite jade is that there is no poison, so you can rest assured to maintain it.

Most of the succulent plants found so far are non-toxic, except that Qifeng belongs to spiny succulent plants, such as the golden tiger cactus, which can cause redness, swelling and itching after being scratched by sharp thorns. And like Euphorbiaceae succulent juice is poisonous, this succulent family with children is not suitable for care, so as to avoid accidental contact and eating, so that the health of children is affected.

Second, what is the breeding method of jadeite Sedum?

1. The reproduction mode of jadeite Sedum.

Cutting: can be carried out throughout the year, but the stem and leaf growth period of cutting is the best. Branches with a length of 5-10 cm can be cut and inserted into the sand bed, or fleshy leaflets can be scattered on the wet sand, which can take root in about 30 days after insertion, and put on the basin when new leaves grow. The shoots were cut and inserted directly into the Susha hotbed. Under the condition of 25 ℃ humidity, the shoots could take root and sprout in 25 days.

Leaf cuttings / leafy stem cuttings: potted soil mixed with 1 part of muddy soil and 2 parts of sand. Keep the basin soil slightly dry in the growing season to avoid decay caused by long-term moisture, especially in winter to strictly control watering, usually keep the basin soil slightly dry. The application of thin fertilizer for 2 to 3 times in the growing season has no obvious response to high temperature, can tolerate strong light, and can grow well in the shade for a long time.

2. Growth conditions

Soil requirements: suitable for growing in loose sandy loam. Indoor potted soil is often mixed with peat soil and fine sand to prepare culture soil.

Temperature and humidity requirements: jadeite Sedum is drought-resistant, suitable for planting in a ventilated, half-overcast and half-yang environment, likes sufficient light, grows best under indoor scattered light, and its stems and leaves are thick and green.

Watering method: summer high temperature season, should be less watering, put in a cool place. In winter, the indoor temperature should not be lower than 10 ℃. Watering can be seen dry and wet, too much watering will often cause rotten roots and yellow leaves, and less watering is appropriate. Generally speaking, we have to decide the frequency and quantity of watering according to the wettability and season of the soil.

The above is the answer to the question of whether jadeite sedum is poisonous and what is the breeding method. I hope it will be of some help to you.